Q. What does the regiment number when all the men are present?
A. We had only six companies, of about thirty-five or thirty-six men. There should be forty men to each company. There were one or two companies that ran about fifty men, but usually the companies did not run over forty. We considered turning out thirty-six men as a pretty full turnout.
Q. Were the men obedient—did they perform their duty?
A. I had no trouble. None of my men refusing to obey orders. Two or three of them deserted. I had two of them in jail for it afterwards. There was no disobedience of orders.
Colonel Robert Monroe, sworn:
By Mr. Lindsey:
Q. State where you live, if you please?
A. In Allegheny City.
Q. What is your business?